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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1368, 7 April 1881, Page 3

' Notices,

' FOR^-STREET, W AUCKLAND, Duke-street, Cambridge, HAVE ON SALE and to arrive : New Turnip Seeds, ex Loch Fleet. Purple Top Aberdeen Green „ „ Yellow Aberdeen Devonshire Greystone New Sample Colonial-grown Rape New Seeds A. O. De Freitas. Cowgraae Red Clover White Alsyke Timothy White Field Mustard New Samples Rye Grass and Cocksfoot daily 1 expected. Two Cups, each value £5 5s will ba offered for competition (for the best collection of roots grown from seeds of our own importation) at the root Bhows to be held at Te Awamutu and Cambridge, 1881. Land for Sale. Seyeral improved or unimproAed Farms in area from 100 acres to 5000, at moderate rates and easy terms. Money to Lend. Several sums for immediate investment at a low rate of interest. CLARK~~& GANE.

r -^]\TOW TO HAND ON SALE t by, the undersigned — Ex A. C. de Freitas : s. d. Extra Prime Red 0 10 „ „ White ... 11 „ „ Alsyke 12 „ „ Timothy 0 7 „ „ , Rape , ... 0 5 Birdefoot Trefoil (specially ordered) « n -.^^fjom-Franco.*?*.-.^ ..,. / •i :• ':; -- . , .">'/; Also, '— ' «. Cook6fot)kand Ryegrass and Bonedust. PATBRANGI. AUCKLAND RAILWAYS. JL3L Easter Holidays. Single Tickets aro available for return, when not less than One Shilling, any Station to any Station from THURSDAY, April 14th, to WEDNESDAY, April 20, b6th inclusive. EASTER MONDAY and TUESDAY, Auckland and Newmarket to Racecourse Platform One Shilling each, irrespective of class. Tickets, including admission to the Course, 3s each. Trains will run frequently. Auckland to Racecourse, 11 p.m. until 2 p.m. ; Racecourse to Auckland 4 p.m. to 5 30. p.m. m Passengers" with through tickets not "allowed to break the journey at Raoecourse Plat« form. , • -< .l. l ,A.' Y. MACDONALD, District Manager.

CELEBRATION OF THE Opening of the Whatawhata Bridge. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20th. 1 TTbe- Committee appointed to carry out the neceesary steps for the above ceremony have arranged that the Publi 0 Opening of the Bridge shall take plaoe on Wednesday, April 20th, at 2 p.m., to be followed by a dinner at 3 o'clock, and a Ball in the evening at 8 o'cldck! Tickets for Dinner and Ball, 10s 6d. Ball only — Tickets ss, to adroit lady and gentleman. Tickets can be obtained from any member of the Committee, or from the undersigned, R. BOLER, Secretary. I^"OTICE TO LADIES^ Mrs A. Penzolz begs to inform the Ladiejs of Hamilton and- Waikato that she will open a shop in Hamilton East THIS DAY (Thursday, April 7), with all kinds of FANCY WORK, Kruel, Wool, and Silk Embroidery. Ladies own material traced and commenced. Paper Pattern for Ladies and Children's Clothes can be supplied 1 . ' MILLINERY of all kinds Made to Order /in ', the Latest ! Fashions. Mrs Penzolz hopes by tupplying good articles at reasonable prices, and strict attention to business, to merit a share of their patronage. A. PENZOLZ.

, NOTICE. HAVE been running on> my place for the last sjix ,weeks, two Chesnut Fillies! apparently two years o^. The owner' will oblige by fetching them away and paying charges. HENRY BUTTLE, Pukerimu. O~' if £5 A L E~7 By the undersigned— BONEDUST PERUVIAN' ':} i ' MALDEN ISLAND [Guanos HUON ISLAND .) , , SYDNEY \ 1 ''ENGLISH'/ Superphosphates. 1 • """^ ' 7 , RYE GRASS , , , ' " . ctockseoot , r ''-''Vgtfw . .VSeeds: • WHITE and ( ■ y .i. RED CLOVER/ Agricultural . Implements. O/^ts, Ms ize- f .Clmff, Bran,. Hay, iPotptow, ',!-}<■ ;' 'r.*x] Chpesej &0., , f ' -»- !< " iis. COTTON & CO;, ! : t> tl ;;%«<#> ru^V&Qfitt&ti - "'■, ;> , ] ' * Land and i Jtt^/^ l P^»i<>^i|»^oloffirs, ot'the ™&sfoW d^riptjqtf danlAbc hao* at' the Waikaxo Tucks Office, Hamilton.